Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-19
DAILY HERALD.
THE GOVERNORS VISIT.
Arv.nwements Being MADE HOE
EHts Reception.

W. k1AhAfO
.rr.nrcments being Made for
His Reception.
News was received yesterday that
Governor r. w. Waterman would visit
the southern part OF the State next
week and a meeting Of citizens inter-
csted in giving him a reception was
held in the Mayors office in the
HERALD building during the after
noon.
Msyor Workman occupied the chair.
After some informal discussion as to
the best course to pursue, it was de-
cided to appoint reception committee
Of which the Mayor was to be chair
man, a Committee of Arrangements
and a Banquet Committee. There
upon the following appointments
we're made by the chairman;
RECEPTION COMMITTEES.
Mayor w. II. Workman, chairman
Hon. L, N. Breed, Hon. L. ). Rose,
Hon. S. M. White, General Nelson A.
Miles, General John h. Mathews
Judge Z. M. Ross, Hon. |. w. Heli, u
man. Col. H. II. Boyce, Gen. yohn
Mansfield, Hon. A. O. Houghton, lion.
Fl. II. Hazard, Judge ID. X. 5. o,Mei-
venv. Judge w. A. Cheney, Judge A.
W. Hutton. Judge w. T. Gardiner
Mai. Il. w. Jones, Hon. J. u: Blck-
nell Hon. J. DeBarth Shorb, Col; ).
r.. Dobbins, Judge H. w. Magee, Pr.
ip W;dnev Frank A. Gibson, H.
S;nsabaurh. John Z. Platter, Col. ). ).
Avers Col. Ii. G. Otis, Col. +. A.
Eastman II. q. Osborne,E Germain,
s b. Lewis, A. Mcfarland, D: Free
man, Maj. f. L. Stern, w; 1. WI WE
liams, A. Haas. Col. |. X; Dun
kelberger, j. G. DAILY, E. A. Preuss'
w. J. Brodrick, DR.. ii. S. Orme, Col
w. =. Morford, Walter S. Maxwell,
g. Estudillo, Dan Mcfarland, VII.
Bonsall. Judge Chas. Silent, Major
w. S. Finney, J. r. Briefly, Geo; W.
Knox. Judge w. f. Fitzgerald, E. T.
johnson. James X. Finlayson, Mr..
J. n. McComas, Mr.. w. N. Monroe,
Col. f. Il. Edwards, J. B. Lanker-
shin. ]. M. Griffith. w. G. Kerchkoff,
S..H. Mott, -. Frankenfield, w. ID.
Stephenson, Thomas Goss,J. +. Hum
,phries.
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS.
W. III. Seamans, chairman; Chas.
T.. Day, Geo. s. Patton, L. E. Mo
sher, DIR. Walter Lindley, S. W.
Ltitwieler.
BANQUET COMMITTEE.
e. Rowan, chairman; Col. Wal
ter S. Moore, Major J. Downey Har-
yey. II. I. Payne, John Roster, j. W.
Mckinley.
The meeting adjourned to meet in
the Council chamber at the City Hall
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock. All the
members of all the committees were
requested to be present at the meet
ing, to complete the arrangements.
The following telegram was sent
to Sacramento by direction of the
meeting:
Hon. NJ. D. Boruck, Private Secretary,
Sacramento, Cat.:
The citizens OF Los Angeles, without
regard to party, desire to tender Gov
c{NOT W dtcflubu q AOCOP,tOh uPOA iAAo
arrival here. We urge that he re-
main in Los Angeles over Tuesday
evening. Answer.
w. H. WORKMAN, Mayor,
JOHN r. MATHEWS, Brig. Gen.
II. HI. BoYCE.
The following was Mr.. Boruck's re-
ply: ,o,-
SACRAMENTO Cal. Oct. IS, 1887.
Masor w. II. Workman, Colonel H..
Fl. Boyce and B,igadier- General
MntI.sws, Los Angeles, California:
Governor Waterman accepts with
pleasure the reception rendered. with.
out regard to party, by the citizens OF
Los Angeles. He will leave San Fran
cisco Monday, oath, by the 3 80 train,
and will leave Los Angeles for San
Bernardino at 5 40 on Wednesday.
M. D. BoRUCK,
Private Secretary.
By the above arrangements the Gov
ernor will arrive here at l o'clock on
Tuesday, the 25th instant. He will
remain here until the next day at 3
O'Clock. At the meeting called for 3
O'Clock this afternoon it is intended to
arrange the programme as far as pos
sible.